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Press This WordPress Community Podcast

Press This WordPress Community Podcast

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Dive into the heart of WordPress with “Press This,” a podcast that delivers valuable insights and actionable tips for navigating the ever-evolving world of WordPress. Join host Brian Gardner, WordPress Advocate at WP Engine, as he explores various topics with community members, from the block editor to building a WordPress business.

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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best Press This WordPress Community Podcast episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to Press This WordPress Community Podcast for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite Press This WordPress Community Podcast episode by adding your comments to the episode page.

Press This WordPress Community Podcast - WordPress Horror Stories

WordPress Horror Stories

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10/25/22 • 25 min

Gather around the campfire as we tell you spooky stories about plugins gone wrong and other WordPress horror stories. Chris Weigman starts us off with the tale of the time he accidentally crashed 20,000 websites, then Derek Ashauer shares a tale involving custom ticket software and Blink182.


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Press This WordPress Community Podcast - How WP Engine is Making WooCommerce Faster with Josh Dailey of WP Engine
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08/02/22 • 26 min

WooCommerce is often the developer’s choice for building custom eCommerce experiences quickly due to Woo’s ease of use for non-technical users and infinite customization through plugins and custom code. We build stores with important jobs to do and craft our builds to do those jobs well. But what can we do to make these stores with all these jobs do as fast as possible in order to optimize for page speed, conversion rates, and SEO?

In this episode of PressThis, we interview Josh Dailey of WP Engine about recent updates to WP Engine’s WooCommerce-focused hosting including brand new Woo-focused caching optimizations that provide up to a 90% increase in cached pages. Josh shares his thoughts on the current challenges with caching Woo sites is, what WP Engine has done to help address this in their eCommerce offering, and what they have planned for the future.

If you’re wanting to get the inside scoop on what you should be thinking about for your own WooCommerce caching strategy (even if you’re not on WP Engine or plan to be), don’t miss this episode of PressThis. Listen now!


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Press This WordPress Community Podcast - WordPress Themes of 2023

WordPress Themes of 2023

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12/14/22 • 27 min

In this episode of Press This, WP Engine Developer Advocate, Principal, Brian Gardner looks at WordPress theme design trends for 2023, including candy pastels, creative typography, and radiant gradients. Check out the full episode for more on the role of page builders, content accessibility, and the future of Site Editing as we head into the new year. Listen now!


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Press This WordPress Community Podcast - How recommendation systems can keep users around longer

How recommendation systems can keep users around longer

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01/24/23 • 23 min

How can you keep readers on your site longer? Many WordPress sites use plugins like Contextly to show readers other relevant posts they might enjoy reading. In this episode of Press This, we talk with Ryan Single, the founder of Contextly, about how recommendation systems can keep new visitors on your site longer by showing them relevant content. Hear some of the lessons that Ryan has learned about site stickiness and find out more about new Contextly features currently available in the plugin.

Learn more about the Contextly plugin at https://contextly.com


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Press This WordPress Community Podcast - Open Source as a Lifestyle

Open Source as a Lifestyle

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11/21/17 • 30 min

We all have busy lives and too much to do, but thousands of people all around the world donate their time to open source projects like WordPress. Why? Listen to this episode of Press This where we interview WP #core contributor Ahmad Awais. Ahmad and his wife dedicate 30% of their time to contributing to open source projects. We'll explore what rewards Ahmad gets from volunteering his time and how it has impacted his business. If you've been considering contributing to open source, don't miss this podcast!
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Press This WordPress Community Podcast - Thesis Wordpress Theme Creator Chris Pearson

Thesis Wordpress Theme Creator Chris Pearson

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02/09/10 • 50 min

Web developer Chris Pearson, who specializes in building detailed, robust WordPress themes, most notably the Thesis Wordpress theme, joins Joost and Frederick to discuss how he created Thesis to become the ultimate publishing platform on the web.
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Press This WordPress Community Podcast - The Genesis of WordPress and Microsoft

The Genesis of WordPress and Microsoft

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09/29/10 • 60 min

At the very beginning of this episode there's a short interview with Toni Schneider, the CEO of Automattic, and Dharmesh Mehta, Director of Product Search. Only an hour before we recorded this interview they were on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt to announce that all the Microsoft Live / MSN Spaces users would be moved over to WordPress.com.
We talked about what this meant for future work between Microsoft and Automattic / WordPress, and whether any of this would impact WordPress.org users.
This interview is followed by another (much longer) interview with Brian Gardner and Nathan Rice of StudioPress and Genesis. In this interview we discuss how Genesis came to be over the last year, what it's benefits are over a normal theme and what the process of going from a set of themes to a framework was like.
We discussed the SEO settings of Genesis, which has some of the more advanced SEO settings ever seen in themes, but also whether these kinds of settings should be in themes at all. I referenced a recent post of mine and we talked about a plugin Nathan developed, the SEO Data Transporter that allows you to transport your SEO meta data from a plugin to a theme, or from one theme to another etc.
Another interesting point was the discussion of how to set up a community around a theme framework like this, and Brian showed us, for instance, dev.studiopress.com. We also talked about the Genesis Simple Sidebars plugin, a very cool way of allowing people to change sidebars for posts.
Then there were two plugin picks:
Nathan picked Simple URLs, a very cool new method of doing redirects using a custom post.
Joost picked Press This reloaded, a "re done" version of the Press This bookmarklet that allows setting of SEO titles etc. from within the Press This screen too.
It's really an information packed show, so go ahead and listen right now!
PS sorry for my sore voice and coughing, I've got a quite heavy cold pestering me.
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Press This WordPress Community Podcast - What does WP Engine have planned for Genesis?

What does WP Engine have planned for Genesis?

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06/23/20 • 29 min

At the end of 2020 WordPress will receive a major update around “Full Site Editing” that will bring the block editor (Gutenberg) to all parts of a WordPress site. This change will also come with BIG changes in how themes are built.
In this episode of PressThis, we discuss WP Engine’s strategy with Genesis since the acquisition and how Genesis is preparing for Full Site Editing within the suite of products in the Genesis universe.
If you’re unaware of what full site editing is or how you’ll use it to build sites in the future, listen to this episode of PressThis now!
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Press This WordPress Community Podcast - A Perfect Plan for Picking Plugins

A Perfect Plan for Picking Plugins

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11/28/17 • 30 min

There are well over 40,000 WordPress plugins, but that doesn't mean you should use them all. Which ones work? What criteria should you use when picking a plugin? These are the questions that keep webmasters up at night. In this episode, we interview Luca Fracassi of Addendio a plugin search and demo engine where you can try plugins before you buy. Luca will be sharing his tips for picking plugins for this installment of PressThis.
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Press This WordPress Community Podcast - December 2020 Word Around the Campfire - WordPress News

December 2020 Word Around the Campfire - WordPress News

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12/01/20 • 29 min

In this episode of PressThis, we discuss news from around the WordPress ecosystem. Listen now to hear exciting news in the world of Gutenberg blocks, WordPress company acquisitions, and more. If you're too busy to keep up with WordPress on your own, listen to this episode of PressThis now!
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FAQ

How many episodes does Press This WordPress Community Podcast have?

Press This WordPress Community Podcast currently has 432 episodes available.

What topics does Press This WordPress Community Podcast cover?

The podcast is about Podcasts and Technology.

What is the most popular episode on Press This WordPress Community Podcast?

The episode title 'WordPress Horror Stories' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Press This WordPress Community Podcast?

The average episode length on Press This WordPress Community Podcast is 32 minutes.

How often are episodes of Press This WordPress Community Podcast released?

Episodes of Press This WordPress Community Podcast are typically released every 7 days.

When was the first episode of Press This WordPress Community Podcast?

The first episode of Press This WordPress Community Podcast was released on Jan 19, 2010.

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